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Coffee break ✨

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🍋 If you were told to keep only one book that you could read, what would it be?

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Claiming my /scoop profile with address: 0x3DaB705Acb0F1a79fb3053a2cF8B2fCd77970b39 let the scoop wars begin 🍦

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"Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life" Héctor García and Francesc Miralles This book reveals how ikigai — "the meaning of life" — helps people live longer and happier lives. Dr. Shinya Hinohara continued working and helping people even after turning 100, finding his ikigai in his work. Find your ikigai and live happily!

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"If You've Seen It All, Close Your Eyes" by Coco Capitán's is a novel about a group of friends in modern New York City trying to find themselves. The characters face trials like love, betrayal, loss, and the search for their own path. The book delves into their emotions and relationships, showing their struggle to find meaning and purpose. It's a story about human vulnerability and strength, and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst life's challenges.

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"Days at the Morisaki Bookshop" by Satoshi Yagisawa is about Takako, a young woman whose life falls apart when her boyfriend abruptly leaves her. She moves to a quaint bookshop in Tokyo's Jinbocho district, owned by her uncle. Amidst the books and the regular customers, Takako starts to rebuild her life, discovering the healing power of literature and the importance of human connections.

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